Québec's Ministry of Immigration and Francization (MIFI) has set new limits on study permit applications for postsecondary institutions. Once an institution reaches its cap, it cannot admit more international students unless exempt. The cap does not apply to certain applicants, and the total allocation for 2025-2026 is 63,299 study permits, as reported by CIS News.
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The Directorate of Education (DoE) Delhi announced results for Classes 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11 in Science, Arts, and Commerce. Students can check their results on edudel.nic.in by entering Student ID, Class, Section, and Date of Birth. Class 11 candidates must choose their stream to view the detailed results. Students across Delhi are notified.
The SSC GD Admit Card 2025 for Constable (GD) positions will soon be available for download on the official SSC website. The exam is scheduled for February 2025, covering multiple dates. Candidates can download the hall ticket by entering required details on the website, or access it through regional SSC sites and CRPF.
OSSSC has announced the TGT 2025 recruitment for 2,629 teaching vacancies. Eligible candidates can apply online at osssc.gov.in by January 22, 2025. Separate subject-wise notifications are available on the website. Candidates can visit the official website of the commission, i.e., osssc.gov.in for the registration process. Check the direct link and other details here.
Donald Trump's upcoming second term as President causes anxiety among US and international students due to potential reinstated immigration policies, uncertainties for undocumented students, and concerns about social and political climate changes. Universities are enhancing mental health support, issuing travel advisories, and promoting campus activism to help students cope.
Denver Public Schools sues the Trump administration over a policy allowing ICE agents to operate on school grounds, arguing it endangers students and disrupts education. The policy reversal affects immigrant families, leading to absenteeism and fear. The lawsuit seeks to prevent ICE enforcement actions in schools, claiming the policy lacks justification and exacerbates educational inequities.
Western New Mexico University’s former president, Joseph Shepard, walks away with a staggering $2 million severance after his resignation amid accusations of reckless spending. A state audit revealed $360K in improper expenses, including luxurious trips to the Ritz-Carlton and custom furnishings for Shepard's home. Despite the controversy, Shepard's exit package includes a tenured teaching position and guaranteed salary for five years. The hefty payout has sparked outrage among the faculty and... Expand
LAUSD has temporarily relocated seven schools due to evacuation zones that were not opened on January 13, 2025. As per the notice. Further, if conditions improve, outdoor activities, third-party programs, and field trips will resume, with modifications based on local conditions. Check details here.
UK Private Schools Now Add VAT to Fees: The UK government introduces a 20% VAT on private school fees starting January 2025. This move aims to generate funding for state school teacher recruitment while private schools may face higher fees and reduced student numbers. The ISC plans to challenge the policy legally.
Boston University’s iconic Pumpkin Drop turns rotting pumpkins into tools for science. Hosted by the Physics Department, the event features pumpkins thrown from the Metcalf Science Center roof, offering lessons in physics concepts like gravity and energy transitions. Community members can donate their pumpkins for this annual fall tradition blending education, fun, and seasonal charm.